Hum Dinger
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"We the People...do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States..."
Of course every intelligent, decent person knows that this phrase very clearly means that the U.S. Government was actually ordained by GOD and meant to do his will.
Unlike the European Monarchs of the time, who only believed that they were ordained by God, the U.S. Constitution and government really were ordained by God. A Christian God of course. Jesus Himself.
As a matter of fact everything the Governement does , especially the 'war' type stuff, is obviously divinely inspired, except for the stuff the liberals do, which is obviously the devil himself trying to ruin this country.
It's so clear and obvious...
"We the People...do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States..."
What else could it mean?
Of course the phrase:
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion",
obviously means that Congress must make laws exempting acceptable (i.e. Christian) religious institutions from taxation and don't forget that it clearly requires that Congress make laws that edits a privately owned, copyrighted work to insert the words "under God" and make every child in the country recite it every day so that they can be held accountable in court for it the rest of their lives.
Wonderful to live in such a free and constitutional country.
Of course every intelligent, decent person knows that this phrase very clearly means that the U.S. Government was actually ordained by GOD and meant to do his will.
Unlike the European Monarchs of the time, who only believed that they were ordained by God, the U.S. Constitution and government really were ordained by God. A Christian God of course. Jesus Himself.
As a matter of fact everything the Governement does , especially the 'war' type stuff, is obviously divinely inspired, except for the stuff the liberals do, which is obviously the devil himself trying to ruin this country.
It's so clear and obvious...
"We the People...do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States..."
What else could it mean?
Of course the phrase:
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion",
obviously means that Congress must make laws exempting acceptable (i.e. Christian) religious institutions from taxation and don't forget that it clearly requires that Congress make laws that edits a privately owned, copyrighted work to insert the words "under God" and make every child in the country recite it every day so that they can be held accountable in court for it the rest of their lives.
Wonderful to live in such a free and constitutional country.